Want to edit videos faster? A huge key to making good videos quickly is having a streamlined way to ingest and organize footage. Covering proxy workflow, managing files after a shoot, melting footage, backing up footage and renaming files, Here’s how I find footage fast and my organizational workflow
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In this video, I talk about the workflow that I use to ingest, sort, and log footage quickly as a video editor so that I can edit faster. Specifically, I discuss how I manage footage after a shoot, my proxy workflow using Shutter Encoder and Adobe Premiere Pro, creating my Premiere Pro project, building footage melts so that I can easily locate my best shots, and backing footage up for future usage. Hopefully this video helps you refine the way that you sort and store your videos so that you can be a faster and more efficient video editor.
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0:00 How to Find Footage FAST and my Organizational Workflow
1:20 Managing files after a shoot
3:04 Proxy workflow
5:50 Creating your premiere project (pt 1)
8:10 How I find my best shots quickly
9:03 Creating your premiere project (pt 2)
11:20 Attaching your proxies
12:19 Keep your footage organized
14:50 Building footage melts (pt 1)
16:48 Best frame rate for your sequence
17:49 Building footage melts (pt 2)
19:25 Export settings
EQUIPMENT THAT I USE
CAMERAS
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